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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-01
Cir aKsnnAerhrnnfrrtt.

yor ungefdbr bret Sabren lief bic
Seras unb paciics8abn elm paar Mfeis
len bon Sierra Blanca, einem tleinet
Gledeu, ber etwa 95 Meilen 6itli6 BON
81 pafo liegt, einen arteff9en Brunz
men 9raben. 600 SUB u~nterbalb ber
OberFd6e fam man auf cine unterirbi,
i9e 96ble; Der 8pbrer ianf mod etpa
6 SUP btnunter, uno bantt brad elm
2uftffrom bur@ bic &6bre berbor. Das
Weiterbobren murbe ttathrli9 aufgeges
ben, unb bic 600 SUB &6bren blieben
In ber Grbe. gu ber 3eit farb bas grs
eigniB feline ueitere Bea9tung, unb
t%peitere unterfu9ungen tpurben ni9t
angefteat. @rit Dor Guraem uuroe bic
Mufmertlamfeit bes Mbtbeilnngss@ upe.
r%intenbenten Snbp, in bel1en 8e3irt Der
berlahene Brunnen gelegen 1T, mie6er
auf ben rtpunberbQren" Brunnet bins
geIentt. 9ie penisen Nnfie6ler, tpeIs
DIE in Der Na9barf9aft Ieben, batten
ndmli@ bic Bemerfung gema@t, baB
Der 2uftftrom, pelher aus Der &6bre
beroorf6oB, mertpirbig fibl, erfris
f9eno uno trdftigenb mar; am fonbers
barten erf6isn Bic Sbatia6e, baB be.
2ufttrom, 9srabe 10 tpie bic Meeress
.pogen;.gbbe unb Slutb3eiten bat. Son
ungefdbr 10 ubr Is Minutett Normits
tags big gegen 10 nbr Is Minuten
Mbenos i6ieBt etn 2uftlfrom nit einem
Gerdui6 aus ber &6bre berbpr, .tpel9es
benz pfif Der 2ofomotibe beim 9ampf=
ablaHen dbnli9 unb 10 Iaut 1T, baB
man es 1870 CARDS melt b6ren farn !;
I'M 10 nbr Is Wtnuten Nbenbs bort
bas NusflteBen ber 2uft auf, unb Elm
fr6ftiges @tni6luden fdngt an, pel9es
Die nd9fen II Stunben anbauert; 10
folgt fi9 @bbe unb Gluth Sag fur Sag.
&eiter baben bic geoba9tung gema6t,
baB. penn fe in bic Ndbe beg 8runs
mems fommen, cine ffarfe mtagnetii1e
Strait f6 flblbar ma9t, unb baB, tpenn
Der 9uftfroih bic Mdbnen beg pferbes
beritbrt, Junten baraus berborfprhben.
Dor einiger 3eit fab Elm Mann aus
Sierra Blanca bel ben Brunner, unb
fanb, als er fein Mefer aus Der Saf9e
berausnobm, baB elm Nagel, ben ct in
bic Sai9e gebabt bate, feft an benz
Weefer bling; er belt barauf bas Mef.
fer In ben Guftifrom unb fanb, bob bic
magnetif6e Strait mod bebeutenb Der.
ifdrtt tpurbe. 8or elm paar Woden
febte 9err Snbp iein Sai9enmeKer 4
Minuten lang ben 2ufttrom aus, unb
nod beute 1T bisielbe fart magnetifirt.
IS berri6t Der allgemeine @laubs bier,
baB Der aus Der unterirbiiden 9bble
tommenbe 2uftirom beoeutenbe Detl.
fraft beige; man min i'm BET Gdllen
BON 2dbmung unb anberen Grantbeiten
NIT @rfolg in Nnpenbuus eebraGt bas
ben. Die 2eute, tpel9e In Der hinge.
geno wobnen, beiBen ben Munberbruns
men, bebbalb audi ben nSugenbs
Drummer"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-01
,,Nur iuauter Sfrbett y.

Wie Diele Grauen arbeiten iebt nod
in oeri6iebenen Snouiirie3meisen :
gay3 5u gef9weigen Der Saufenbe &C.
bulbiger 6ausfrauen, beretl 2eben aus
elmer ununterbro9enen .&eibe bon Blas
dereien beitebt - wel9e an ieneu 8e.
i9werben, benen bas fdmd9ere Sc.
i6le9t unterporfen lit, leiben. Sbre
Nufgaben tuerben boppelt bart unb Id
Fig unb ibre 2~ebensaeit abgefirat; bod
bic Notb 3tuinat iie gum Iusbarren.
Sieien bietet DR.. Pierce's nFavorite
Prescription" (2ieblingsperorbHuna)
elm fi9eres 4"bbilfsmitteI. Gesen ole
meibli9en 2eibeu lit iie elm snperldffis
ges Seilmittel. Sci allen apotbetern
au baben.
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@m. 95Htns q spbm.

llniere 6auptnabrung III unb bleibt
bas Gleii6, unb INN iol9es frif9 unb
gut gu erlangen, fanrt man lnm6gli9
einea 5uberldffgeren Martt finben, aIs
ben bon Mm. 96fing 6 Snbn, $50.
511 ape. 6. Die 9erren baben benz
@ef9mad ibrer Gunben &e9nung ges
tragel unb in ibrem gtablifement eine
falte 2uftmai9in erri6tet, tpelde allen
Nnforberungen fur grbaltung urb gnts
fernung i@dbli6er Sngrebienoen bes
Gleif9es entipri9t. sic baben beifdn.
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einett groBen
Worratb bon Waffbieb, aus mel9em
lur bas Bette fitr ibre 2unben getpdblt
Dirb. Mer reel bebient fein min, ber
beiu9e ben Marft So. 511
Mbeuue 6. 1,10t1i
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9ae @eidh6ft bliibtl

getmutbIi@ bat s9idts Elm foIdss aufbIa6en
bes Apotbeier i. @efddftes bon u. Orei6
bernrfa4t, als bic Iiberale Nustbeiluna bon
9robefai@sn bon nDr. aines neuerfun6enem
MitfeI seeen Sdpinbiudt". Der in bisfem
ArtifeI ersleIte imiab III fpabrbaft enOrli, Elm
8epeis bon Der 9batiads, 6aB bieies werib.
boae Mittsl ale Gdue bon Sufen, grtaIiuna.
afbma, Bron9itis, 8rdune unb alfe srten bon
gals. unb 9ungenIeiben fiber eurirt unb ME
fsbIfdldgt. Man bsria@e bas Nittel crit, il.
BEN man fid cine probsFaidJe gratis geben
last. Die groben GIaiden foften 81. Der
Grfolg piro 9nrantirt.
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Galifprnia @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes 2as
ger bon feinen California : Weinen Bel
9errn 5. 5. MeDer am alamo
plaaa. 9err Meper fuat bic Weine
on Ort uno @tele aus ut.b fauft brett
aus Dem Seller Ter Wein3i9ter. Mls
gutter Renner geIingt es ibm ftets, Bic
befen SOrten au%s3umdblen. St tann
feline Runben uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen nerfeben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine In poraislider QuaIitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @allone = frei
ins 9aus geliefert.
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Die reidfe unb ~ele9antefte 4uspobl
bon Ar:tfeln, relde fA b~eicnoeIS 5u
@eburtstaass So1jetts : @efhenfcn
eisnen, ais:
5Iber.pta firte Waaren,
5tatuen BON grOn3e, Terra Gotta,
Bcrseaan unb Mfaboffer.
Relisi0ie 5isureu, grueifre unb ROz
ienfriu3e.
Blumeusg oien unb Nmpeln.
2ahen, fem tecprirte.
1tbums in GROCER NusDabl.
photographer aler 4rt.
5cupenirs nit 81 Gnfhten bon San
NnfcniO, fur so Gents.
Bilbsr urb Bilber- Hahuten.
MuRfocisn unb utren.
OperngIiier nnb 6ernrShre.
Eai9enmeffer unb GHeeren.
Dameu urb 6erren Toilet NecaTaire.
@elbtaiden far Qerren uub Damen.
Oomen : 9anbtafden.
Briefs appen.
S&reib3euse n Noti5tRder.
TiftensR artens @tuis.
Danren 9lrbeits . RdR4en uno 9Srte.
9anb<S pie9el unb 2dmule.
8aud.E Glide unb Serbise.
@isorren : Gtuis.
3eitun9ss Wappen.
Spa5ierfSde.
gosel. unb Gi&bcrn 3dfee.
Gceoroecns, 3itbern uub 6armunieas.
Muiaeln in GROCER Anspubl.
Slid Mpporate.
Yapiere unb ionftise Materialien 3ur
Gnfertisuns bon Bapier=G Iumen.
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8ehenflide Qntmprt.

2ieutenant: Warif 9u bel
Serrn @olbitein unb baff Du ibm &c.
iagt, baB i'd @elb brau9e unb bob CT
mir nod beute etuas peri6afen muBs
8urf9e: gu 8efebI, 6err 2ieute'
1ant, ct bat geiast, in elmer d To o.
den Stunbe miirbe ct bier fem!
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Scr eam 4sebrp gprinas 0arf

lit Der WaQfabrtsort Der San Mntonier
unb aler 8eiu6er Der Mlamo.S tabt,
um Der SiBe gu entftieben unb li6 i'm
tiiblen S6atten 81 ergeben. Ser Bari
bat in GOlge ieiner Gage gu ieber Sas
ses5eit cine ~belebenbe 6rii6e unb So.
milisn manoern bdufig gum 9rioat.
Bicaic b'naus, ebeniD pie 8ereine unb
@gieai1aften bier lire 6eite feiern. Ses
Dan Soa freie Wuiit. Ollie @rfrii9uns
gen ME Bier, 9imonabe. Weim, Wbiss
teD &c. iinb in better AuaIitdt au baben.
4.5-5Mt s. 2erble, pd9ter.
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Ser Sbrtfttau Mopofate

fast: pgine allsemeine 8ei6merbe,
pelde iueber cine &laHe nod eiuen
Stanb Deri@ont, berubt in Der 9eber:
Man fan1 mabrli9 babor iasen: bas
1T uniere National Grantbeit unb es
getpdbrt uns biel 0ergniigen bic
3eusniRe BON perfonen bon MOBILIZE
fainter Wabrbaftigfeit unb ginfa9s
belt unb @inftGt 5u b6ren ober 3u lefen,
tuel6e ben Wertb bon 81 m o 8 :
2tper Regulator, bereitet bon
S. 8. 3eiIin & Co., dig elm 0eilmittel
betunbeu. Gie gebrudten unb miinb.
li6en 4ttefe 10 bieIer Greunbe unb
8etannten bemeifen uns, baB bieies
eine Der N~usnabme1 bon Der algemeis
men Auadfalberei mebiainii6er @iseus
mitteI if.a
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Das WoMenbfatt.

Wir fenben bon iebt ab bas uWo6ens
blatt" fiir BEN preis BON $500 OUT
Elm Sabr pprtofret mad 9eutf9laao.
Ser 9erausgeber.
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gu %bsfafen. I'm nun u~nieren gOrralb bon Serren. u,
ianea ale nnS8li4 aus5upertaufen, weroen mir
preiien lOsidlaSen. Die greife uerben BON
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@otrsSlJoiiaeits. NeD BaDen,
pen ~. Sult, .87.-.pe!te neranitaltete
Der iltlsyroDibtftoilss Stub bier ein
groBes Barbecue am @eoar Sreet, tpel'
9es oo1 nage an 1000 Nte1tGeH bes
iudDt NOR. NatDoeH1 Su0ge STAMFORD
PIE Serl9rnt1lrttg our SrotluIg gerufet
battle, fteute CT OILS ertter Mebaer @ol.
5. Qe1oerloit DON Sra5os @nitttD boz,
melger tn etrlsr zftitlotgett Neoe tebr
treftello ge9etI problbitlott tpra9. Do
raul betrat Der an Steue Neagars tleus
ertpd5!te So1greBsAbgeoro1ete Martin
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Sdldnde! edldmd)e! S@ldHde !!
WeiBe SOLITUDE gum eprinfelm z
SOL Is Gent per Sub. 66par3e
S9l6uGe, ( SOL Dur6mefer IS, %
unb Is Gents per SUB bel
u. 8. Outteriibe & Co.,
: plumber & @asfitter,
6,5,4Mt $50. 335 Souffoa 5tr.
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Der Wrooflsner eanaerbnnS

feierte ON 10. Suli ben Sabrestag ieines
25i1brigen geifebens bur@ entipre6en'
be Geierli9teiten, tporiber bic beuti9en
Sagesbldtter In glibenben 6arben be-
ri6ten. Nus Der uns sugeidifteu, febi
rei6baltigen unb eei@maduoa ausges
ffatteten bel bieier @elegenbeit beraus.
gegebenen rGeff5eituns" erieben mir,
oaB infer Greunb 9err Bill. Roem.
pei elm i@uunsbOles Geifgebi@t Der.
fabt batte. Wir tannten pobl feline
Gertigfeiten in alerbanb mugs, aud
baB er in importirten Bieren n3u Saus
fe", aber baB er bi6tet-bas tua,
uns bplfommen reu.
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2luerlet.

- Sas in Der betr. 8erfammlung
ernannte @omite mirb Die @ei1oftsleute
Der Stabt beiu9en unb ibnen sic Wi9s
tigfeit Der MbboItung zines Snter hates
Drill na~belegen. Spdter ioa bann cine
anbere Werfammlung einberufen rper.
ben.
- Wdbreub Der 2on3ert= 4benbe ber
ungarii6en 6apeIe in Mutb's @arten
laufen 4benbs 8.15 @rtra : Cars bonn
alamo plaaa aus Direct nod benz Gous
bernements6 igel.
- Gerabe5u erbeiternf tpirfte am
Samitcg Nbeno Der @ontraft awilden
benz froben @emibl Der begeifterteu
Stimmung, bic unter ben Saufeuben
unb Nbertauienoen auf benz Yeriamm.
l~ungsplabe Der ~Nntis" berri9te uno
Der troifloien Oebe uub Der alIgemeinen
S6ldfrigfeit. bic aur ielben 3eit iiber
Der MISUNDERSTANDING auf BEN
Government Got ausgebreitet lag. Be-
fagte r8eriammlung" beftano ibrigens
aus ettDa bret DuBenb alien Weibern,
BON beneu etwa elm DuBenb mdnnli9eu
@efdbledteS mar.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-25
CHURCH DEDICATION.
LYLE. MINI Eel

LYLE, Mimi, Feb. %, 1887.
EDITOR MOWER COUNTY TRANSCRIPT,
DEAR S1R:-The dedlcatory services of
the first NJ. E. church of Lyle, held Feb
ruary 20, were grand success. The
day being pleasant one, friends from
Rose Creek and beyond, and from Cedar
City, and all around US, were present,
filing all seating capacity both morn.
ing and evening. The dedicatory SER
mon was ably presented by Presiding
Elder s. B, Warner, of the St. Paul dis
trict, and admirably received by the
audience, after which the entire indebt-
edness of the church was made known,
which aggregated $3.50. Two hundred
dollars were asked for 1929 05 given
Entire cost of church IS about 81, $50.
Dedicated free from all debt. Meetings
are being held this weed in the new
church. D. NJ, SHANNON. Pastor.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-25
BAPTIST HERALD ITEMS.
4: THE PARSONAGE,

Since New Year, practical and vigorous
steps have been taken by the church to
supply the. long-felt need Of a parsonage
That such a building is necessary to the
comfort ola pastor and family, and not
less to his efficiency in the work, because
of exemption from high rents and incon-
veniences of frequent removals. is uni
versally conceded; and all denomina-
tons build them as they are able. to Sc
cure the means. The present seems to
be an suspicious time for the enterprise.
tor many reasons. Already the young
people have taken up the work with en-
thusiasm and have now handsome sum
in their treasury, which they purpose
not only to add to, but to multiply. By
utilizing the ground at the rear of the
church lots, the cost of the building, ex.
elusive of stable, will not exceed 81 200.
Already S240 has been pledged and the
sum will be increased to 5000 before the
work will be begun. Not only is there
practical unanimlty in this movement,
but numerous prefers of help and money
have been volunteered from the outside
If all will do what they can in money
and work, the building will he completed
and paid for before the close of the pres
ent year. Let each reader of the HERALD
become subscriber to this fund, and Sc
help lnaugurate movement which will
result IN great good to the church.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-25
THE TEMPLE BUILDERS.

This society, recently organized TO CO.
operate IN the work of building the par
sonage. is composed of the younger por-
ton of the church and congregation,
from the age of twelve up to perhaps
thirty or thereabouts, idcluding the un-
married, and even our young married
people. so they have time for active
work. The society has been organized
not merely for present emergency, but
for what it may be able to accomplish by
training In the future. 1t is hoped to
include in its fellowship all the young
people in the county. and thus bring
them into closer acquaintance. These
young people have taken up this work
with genuine enthusiasm, and have al
ready secured about $25. They Will give
a succession of rides, soclables, lectures,
until the parsonage work IS completed.
The society has other purposes in view
which will appear farther on. They
meet every Tuesday evening after the
prayer meeting. The officers are Otis
Robinson, president; Emma Kaiser, vice
president; Louise Robinson. secretary;
and S. A. Shupe, treasurer.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-25
co. G. ELECTION,

At the election of officers, Wednesday
evening, Ira Padden was elected list
Lieutenant, and A. w: Wright, I'd Lieut..
Both OF these gentlemen we'll deserve the
promotion, and are efficient officers.
They have belonged to the Co. since its
organization, and have always taken an
active interest in it. After the election
the Co. had their drill. The Co. has re-
Gently taken in many new members,
and will make better showing this year
than ever before.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-25
a. a. 4. HEN EFT 4 s Il

The supper given for the benefit Of the
drum corps, was largely patronized by
the citizens, who showed. in this way,
their appreciation for the post. After
the supper an interesting literary and
musical program was given, before a
crowded house. O. w. Shaw gave very
interesting address on the hoyhood of
George Washington. NJ. NJ. Trowbridge
read a very interesting paper on Gen.
Logan. Miss Grace Sherwood gave a
recitation Black Eyed Rebel" These
exercises were lnterspersed with music
by the choir. This was one of the best
entertainments ever given by the post,
and was enjoyed by all present. 1t net.
ted enough to provide fine uniforms for
the drum corps, which will enable them
to make good appearance. To the
many friends who so kindly contributed
to the success of the entertainment the
post wishes TO extend its thanks
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-25
OWATONNA VISITORS.

The Austin Lodge of l. o. G.. T. en-.
tertained about thlrtyfive members OF
the Owatonna lodge at their rooms, Mon
day evening. The Owatonna Lodge en-.
tertained members of the Austin Lodge
last month, and this was q return compli,
ment. The members of the Austin Lodge
did everything in their power for the en-
tertainment of their guests. who expressed
themselves we'll pleased with their visit.
A supper was given at eleven clock,
ana lunch at an early hour in the morn
ing, as they literally made night of it.
Some of the guests took the early morn
ing train, and were escorted to the depot.
Others remained until the next day. The
lodge hopes to- entertain them again IN
the near future.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-25
A CURE FOR KICKING COWS,

American Agriculturist for March,
Tie the COW up the head, using stout
halter with ring under the chin. Get
squarely behind her-she cannot kick
you then-and fasten a stout cord to the
pastern of each hind foot. Run these
cords forward through the halter ring
and back convenient to your hand when
milking. When the cow lifts her foot to
kick, pull the cord, thus drawing the
foot towards her jaw, and throwing her
of her feet. When she gets up and at
tempts to kick again, repeat the pulling.
a foot to kick, jerk the cord with all
your might. Stout wild heifers, that
had never been fed before, or had a
mans hand on them, except when they
were branded. were in this way broken
in an hour and never attempted to kick
afterwards
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-25
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment
o. tn the s9m Of three hundred sixty-six and
due at the date of this notice upon a certain
Mortgage. duly executed and delivered bY
P: q. schroelgus and Truls Nelson and Elm
date the 4th day Of February. a. B. 1852, H ands
with power of sale therein contained, duly
recorded in the office of the Register Of Deeds
the III DAY Of stase
1852, at o'clock p. m in Book l of Mortgages,
on page L, which said mortgage was, on the
gay of S duly
Helen Hinckley, and the said assignment
thereof was duly recorded in the office Of the
said Register Of Deeds, on the I'D day of De-
OF Mortgages, on page SO.
And no action or proceeding having been
instituted, at law or otherwise to recover the
t deos secured oS SAID Mortgage, or any part
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given, that
| by virtue of the power of sale contained in
SAID mortgage. and pursuant to the statute
| in such case made and provided. the said
Mortgage will be foreclosed by sale of the
| premises described in and conveyed by said
The north t6O) sixty acres of the south half
| of the northwest quarter of section twenty
eight tss) in township one hundred and three
! Mower County and state of Minnesota, with
the hereditaments and appurtenauces;
| Which sale will be made by the Sheriff of
said Mower County, at the Office of Richard
son. DaS s. Co, in the City Of Austin, In said
County and State, on the 18th day OF March,
A. D: 1887. at 10 O'Clock a. m, of that day. at
public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash,
| to pay said debt and interest, and the taxes,
| # any, on said premises, and twenty-five dol
lars attorneys fees, as stipulated in and by
said Mortgage in case Of foreclosure, and the
| disbursements allowed by law, subject to re-
demption at any tine within one year from
day of sale, as provided by law
Dated Austin, MINI. Feb. 4th. A. D. 1887.
CAROLINE H. STANTON,
MARY e. RINCKLEY.
S. HELEN HINCKLEY,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
R1CHARDSON. DAY & Co., Attorneys. 4feb7
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-25

THE Committee on Invalid Pensions
unanimously reported in favor of passing
the dependent bill over the veto. Fol
loving is An extract from the report:
On the contrary.it believed that the peo-
pie would prefer that those who made
the laws should err on the side of mercy
rather than on the side of too rigid
economy in the expenditure of the public
money in this direction, and it further
believed that if more taxes or even diff
ferent kind of taxes was necessary to
meet this demand. they would be cheer
fully paid by the people.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-25

IT is very important that good men be
elected at the coming spring election. 1t
isn't question of party, but of the inter-
ests of the city, which should be consid-
cred. We hope that men who are thor
oughly interested in the welfare of the
for the citizens to pay more attention to
the affairs of the city than has been Gus
tomary in the past. With the new start
Austin has, and with an efficient council,
who are willing to work together for the
benefit of the city, we expect to see Aus
tin grow fast. See to it that men are
put in Office who will work for Austin.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-25
EDUCATIONAL.
c. D. BELDEN, EDITOR.

The State Teachers Institute will be
held at Austin commencing Monday.
April 18th. All teachers are required to
attend. The regular examinations will
be held about April list, but certificates
will be withheld until after the Institute.
No certificates will be renewed for any,
body except for exceptionally good rea-
sons Teachers try for second grade GER
tifcates will be examined in Civil Gov
eminent. Teachers not attending the In
stitute have no legal right to certificates
All schools in the county must be closed
during Institute week.
The work i'll the Dexter village schools
has been very satisfactory during the
present year The attendance in each de-
partment has not been large, % in each
room. but the grade work has been ex-
tended. Miss WEIGH, in the primary de-
partment has many qualifications for a
successful teacher of the little ones. Her
work is varied and always interesting.
Miss Shorts work in the higher depart
ment is scholarly and thorough. We
hope to see both teachers retained.
Geo. w. Eastmond of Window closes
his first term of school tc day. He has
been teaching in the Hobson district.
Clayton, and has had excellent success.
Mr. Frank W. Mehan closed his winter
term at Waltham village Friday, and Is
now completing the last month of the
term in District so, Udolpho.
Profs. T. H. Kirk and E. r. Shepard
will give instruction at the State Insti-
tute, April 18th. Miss A. E. Hill will
give lessons IN drawing.
The price of Niles Elementary Geog-
Taphy is IS cents. Dealers are allowed
by law to add 10 per cent. to this price
and no more.
The Adams village school has closed
for the winter on account of sickness.
The teacher, Mr.. David Keefe, has gone
to Michigan.
MerrilIs Advanced Third Reader has
been introduced into the primary room
of the Brownsville school, and are well
liked.
The school room in District IA, Lyle,
On. c. Trowbrid4e, Clerk )has recently
been furnished with hew desks.
Miss Emma Eastmond of Window will
teach the summer term in the Corbitt dis
tIict, Marshall. H.
Copies of the State Superintendent
Biennial Report can be had at the Co.
Supt. s Office. IT,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-25
MASS MEETING.

The mass temperance meeting at the
opera house was we'll attended. Short
addresses were made by the following
gentlemen: Rev. Stanley, Rev. Dewart,
Rev. Wright, r, O. Hall, E. B. Crane,
A. c. Case, Mayor French, j. E. Robin
son, W. w. Engle, The following COM
mittee was appointed to meet the COM
mittee of the Board of Trade, for the
purpose of nominating suitable men for
the city officers Mrs. E. B. Crane, Mrs.
J. E. Robinson. Mrs. A. Knox, Mrs. c. n.
Davidson and Miss Engle.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-25
RESOLUTIONS.

Resolved. That we, as Grange, congratu-
late the Good Templars and State Temper
anee Alliance of Iowa in their good fortune
in securing so able and efficient a co.worker
in their noble cause of temperance az our
sister, A. M. Tying, who seems especially en-
dowed by nature to fll the field Of labor into
which she has of late been called. Yet.
WHEREAS, We know her to be an able and
efficient worker in the cause of temperance
q field in which she ha has been most wonder
fully successfully, we feel to regret her alb
sence from our meetings. in which she was
ever ready to take an active part, doing all
in her power to make them of interest and to
advance the cause. Done by order OF Enter.
prise Grange, No. 1871 P. of H.
e. T. SHApLEY, J
CIV. 6HAPLEY,.S Com.
s. G. HAWKINS,